[
UK
/ˈaʊtlˌaɪə/
]
[ US /ˈaʊtɫaɪɝ/ ]
[ US /ˈaʊtɫaɪɝ/ ]
NOUN
- an extreme deviation from the mean
- a person who lives away from his place of work
How To Use outlier In A Sentence
- In this paper , the framework of network intrusion detection technology Based unsupervised outlier detection is discussed.
- In such a system, attention is focused generally on the outliers who have poor results, with (in most cases) neither integrated analysis of the root cause nor any attempt to determine the processes of care that result in worse outcomes.
- Granted this meeting was not really my field: I was an outlier and I knew it.
- Other approaches for dealing with outliers gave substantially similar results.
- Which, of course, means it's a bit of an outlier from the other polls we've seen. CNN says the race is tied.
- The outliers get the headlines, the seeming majority, who are doing the job to which they were elected, do not make the news.
- Equivalent levels were also examined in the mountain-top outliers of Domkirken.
- There are indeed many places where you can still hear Welsh spoken daily, particularly in rural west, central and northern Wales, one of its heartlands being the western outliers of Snowdon down to Bangor and on to Anglesey.
- She, like many of my friends, seems to labor under the assumption that I am an outlier, that I am unusually frustrated with the scientific system the way it exists in this country right now.
- Something ugly has happened here since we changed from being an infant republic to becoming an economic outlier of finance capital.